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Radius Root Slayer XL

New! Radius Root Slayer XL

A longer handle for extra leverage!

Radius equipped the Root Slayer XL with an extra-long straight handle. This handle features a fiberglass shaft with a non-latex grip. This fiberglass handle resists bending and breaking.Radius makes the blade of the Root Slayer XL out of 13-gauge mid-carbon steel. It measures 13 inches in length and has an extra-wide 10-1/2-inch top step. This inverted V-shaped blade features root-cutting ripsaw teeth.The Root Slayer XL combines multiple tools into a single unit. This shovel possesses the best traits of hatchets, prybars, nursery spades, and saws. It slices through sod and roots with ease. The extra-wide top step gives you more stability when sawing through troublesome roots.Both amateur and professional gardeners trust Root Slayer. This tool offers a multitude of uses in a convenient, durable package. Radius backs this shovel with a lifetime warranty!

Specs

<ul class="unstyled listoption5"><li>Overall length (inches): 57-1/2</li><li>Overall weight (pounds): 5-1/4</li><li>Handle length (inches): 44-1/2</li><li>Handle material: Pultruded fiberglass</li><li>Blade length (inches): 13</li><li>Blade width (inches): 10-1/2</li></ul>

Product Features

Extra-long fiberglass handle
Non-latex grip
Inverted V-shaped steel blade
Root-cutting ripsaw teeth
Extra-wide top step

Product Benefits

Extra-long handle works well for taller users or those who prefer a long, straight handle
Inverted V-shaped blade and ripsaw teeth cut through roots with ease
Extra-wide top step increases stability during use
Combines a shovel, hatchet, prybar, spade, and saw into a single unit

Warranty

The manufacturer covers this product with a lifetime warranty.

Review Summary (Based on 1 Reviews)

5 Stars
Overall Rating: 5/5
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5 Stars

Sapling Bomb Candy Hill Farm from MD wrote December 14, 2018

Takes out the moderate sized saplings like a charm - no "bounce" off bigger roots like a round point. Balks a little at bigger saplings (1" plus caliper) with big or hard roots. Only complaint is the modest size of the blade - pretty narrow towards the point and only medium at the shoulder. I feel like it could do a little bit more lateral digging with each "cut". For a modest size individual (170 lbs.) it is no problem jumping it through some big roots. Overall - highly effective .